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The survey results showed that the magazine was successfully targeting its intended demographic of teenagers and young adults. Most respondents correctly identified the magazine as being about films. The colors and title were also well-received, with over 95% finding the title suitable. Pricing around £2-2.50 was viewed as reasonable by most. The main image was predominantly interpreted as horror or thriller, showing it successfully conveyed the intended genre. Over 80% felt it looked professionally designed. While only 62.5% said they would buy it, the creators were satisfied with the positive feedback and decided not to make further changes.
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2) There was near unanimous support for including a free CD.
3) Respondents preferred a balance of pictures and text or more pictures. Non-traditional house colors like purple/black/white were preferred.
4) Layout should be neat but engaging. Respondents preferred a more informal, "chatty" tone for articles.
5) Cover artists could include both established and up-and-coming musicians. Features should focus more on established
Q5
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a music magazine. 14 participants answered questions about design elements and how well the magazine represented its target genre. Most said the bright yellow color scheme caught their eye on the cover and contents page. On the double page spread, a bold yellow quote was most eye-catching. Most felt the magazine suited its target 16-18 age range and represented the R&B genre through its colors, urban masthead, and topics. Suggested improvements included adding more coverlines and appealing to a broader audience.
Evaluation Question 3 - Audience Feedback
The respondent learned several things from audience feedback on their survey:
1) The majority (66%) of respondents were female, which aligns with the film's target demographic as the main character is female.
2) Most respondents were between 15-24 years old, fitting the core target audience of teens and young adults.
3) The poster and magazine cover successfully conveyed that the film was a horror/thriller genre, with 89% and 100% accuracy respectively.
4) Test audiences rated the poster and magazine cover highly, with both scoring an average of 8.5/10 or higher for quality and effectively communicating the horror genre.
Focus group results
The focus group provided feedback on a music magazine's target audience, content, and design. For the target age range, 17-21 was deemed more appropriate than 16-21. The content was well-received overall, though some features like holidays were seen as more relevant to older readers. The color scheme and cover image were found suitable for appealing to the female target audience. Suggestions to improve the magazine included adding more cover features and varying the photos more. Ratings for the magazine ranged from 8 to 9.5 out of 10.
Question 3 rachaelmcinerney
Through questionnaires and focus groups with their target audience of females aged 16-35, the group learned that their audience enjoys supernatural and possession horror films. They found that elements like scary fonts, the use of a blue ribbon theme, and creepy edited images were effective in engaging their audience. Most of the feedback on their promotional materials was positive, praising the scary and unsettling feel, though some suggested toning down the image editing slightly. Overall, the audience seemed persuaded to watch the film based on the promotional packages.
Audience feedback questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire given to an audience to provide feedback on film promotion materials for a psychological thriller film. It contains 15 questions with both open-ended and closed-ended questions about the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Based on the responses, the materials were generally found to appropriately convey the genre and plot while intriguing the audience about what would happen in the film. However, some responses also provided areas for improvement, such as ensuring the film title is clear in the trailer or using a voiceover to further explain the plot.
Focus Group Analysis
The focus group provided useful insights into the target audience's magazine reading habits and preferences. Key findings include: young women don't frequently buy magazines, so the magazine needs exciting content to encourage purchases; bright colors attract initial attention but preferences varied from online surveys; most were interested in a regional fashion/beauty magazine but including other topics could broaden appeal; interactive Q&As are appealing alongside long-form articles; and featuring global trends adapted for the local area could build trust while supporting small local brands through discounts. The group also felt a male model on the cover could draw attention by challenging conventions.
Magazine questionnaire
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey on a magazine front cover. Key findings include:
- 18 of 20 respondents thought the main image was very effective.
- 16 respondents thought the text was very relevant and eye-catching.
- 16 people agreed the cover was very eye-catching.
- 15 individuals said they would pick up the magazine if they saw it in a store.
- 13 respondents thought the cover effectively portrayed the horror genre.
- 18 people agreed the cover looked professional enough to appear in a store.
The feedback was overall positive and provided insights to further improve the cover text, colors, and images to better portray the intended horror genre.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses how film studios conduct test screenings before a film's release to get audience feedback. It describes two types of post-production test screenings - intimate screenings with around 100 people and full-scale screenings with up to 400 people. The feedback from these screenings is used to make final edits to the film. It also discusses how the feedback has a greater quantitative impact for full-scale screenings but standard industry measures are supplemented with open-ended questions and focus groups.
Primary Research
This document discusses the results of market research conducted to help design a new rock magazine. Key findings include:
- 87.5% of the target audience correctly identified the sample magazine as a rock magazine, showing the style conveyed the intended genre.
- Over half found the sample magazine's sell lines on the cover appealing, especially a question as a sell line.
- 37.5% found the sell lines uninteresting, so the new magazine should include more sell lines.
- Most would pay £2 for the magazine, so that is a good price point.
- The sample used mainly male images, so the new magazine needs a mix of male and female images to appear for both g
Presentation1
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a pop music artist's digipak and magazine advertisement. Some of the key findings were that the majority of respondents were female, aged 16-25, and students. For the digipak, audiences preferred informal sans-serif fonts, full body shots of the artist, and having both the track list and main image as focal points. For magazine ads, they wanted the main image to stand out. Common artist preferences aligned with typical female artists. The document concludes that outfits like party dresses or casual looks would suit the pop genre and target demographic.
Presentation1
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a pop music artist's digipak and magazine advertisement. Some of the key findings were that the majority of respondents were female, aged 16-25, unemployed or students, and white. For the digipak, audiences preferred informal sans-serif fonts, full body shots of the artist, and having both the track list and main image as focal points. For magazine ads, they wanted the main image to be the focal point. Common artist preferences reflected stereotypical female tastes. The document concludes the research will inform choices for dressing the female artist and designing the promotional materials.
40. Audience Feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to get audience feedback on an indie and rock magazine. The survey had 10 questions and was posted on Facebook and SurveyMonkey. Most respondents said they liked the magazine's layout and photography at first glance. They felt the magazine was aimed at indie and rock fans. The majority said they would buy the magazine and thought the price was fair. Having freebies and changing the masthead and layout were also suggested.
Audience feedback -evaluation
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about a music magazine called "Addiction". The feedback was overall positive, with respondents saying:
1) The magazine was well-structured and could compete with other magazines like NME. However, some said the cover lines were too cluttered.
2) The magazine successfully conveyed an indie/rock genre through elements like color scheme, fonts, and bands featured.
3) The magazine effectively targeted and linked to its intended indie audience by representing their styles and interests.
The document analyzes each question in detail to identify ways to improve the magazine based on the feedback.
Results
The majority of participants:
- Preferred Ne-Yo as their favorite artist and enjoyed his relatable music.
- Felt magazines should have in-depth features without a celebrity focus or pretentiousness.
- Sometimes purchased magazines but more often used free internet sources.
- Found their favorite magazine provided clarity through celebrity news or advice columns.
- Would spend up to £2.99 on a magazine if the content interested them.
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- 2. 1.What age and gender are you? In order to get a variety of opinions, we didn’t just ask one gender, we asked both genders, and made it equal by having the same amount of girls and boys answers. In order to get feedback which would be useful for our project, we asked people who did our survey, and based it around teenagers and young adults.
- 3. 2.What type of magazine do you think this is? In order to know that the codes and conventions of our magazine was easily recognizable as a film magazine we asked if it could be seen as a fashion and a student magazine, ones that could similarly approach what me and hollie made. Overall 91.7 percent said it looked like a film magazine whilst only 16.7 percent thought it looked like a student magazine, which told us as a team that we followed the right approach when making the magazine.
- 4. 3.What age group do you think this magazine would be for? Knowing our intended magazine for the audience was young adults, the intended effect worked well on people because most of the answers consisted of teenagers and young adults, which helps us see that our magazine is able to portray our magazine for significant age groups.
- 5. 4.Do you think the colours of the magazine go well with the main picture used 87.5 percent agreed whilst a small 12.5 disagreed, which tells us that our three colour scheme worked well, with the picture fitting in with the colour also.
- 6. 5.Do you think the magazine has a suitable title? As this is the main masthead the most boldest thing to be seen on the magazine it was important the title could be understood and related to what the magazine would be about. And cue flicks we found was suitable because it was associated with film, and it was quite direct to the reader, persuading them to read the magazine with the use of an order cue, and the action being flick. 95.8 percent agreed this was a suitable title whilst only 4.2 percent disagreed so having been satisfied from the start with our magazine choice, we were relieved to find our audience was too.
- 7. 6.How much would you pay for the magazine? From price ranging from £1 to £4, we thought it would be good to find out what our magazine looked like for an appropriate selling price. The majority of the survey, tied with wanting to pay £2 and £2.50 which we found was reasonable for our magazine.
- 8. 7.What genre do you think the main picture indicates? Having put the main picture to promote our film “blood circle” it was important that the picture could be indentified in terms of genre, so it knew what the magazine was focusing on, and why the magazine might have the colours used to fit with this genre. 79.2 percent thought it was horror whilst 41.7 thought it was thriller. Having added others such as comedy and romance to define whether our picture was truly recognized it was safe to say the previous two genres weren’t a dominant aspect of what people thought of the photo. Although our picture was a horror genre, and a large percentage did agree it looked like a thriller, it wasn’t defeating knowledge for us, because the thriller genre could lean into the horror sometimes, and be a mixture of both.
- 9. 8.Do you think this looks like a professional magazine? 83.2 percent agreed with yes, with only 16.7 percent agreeing with no, which showed that our magazine did in fact look professional from our audiences point of view.
- 10. 9.Would you buy this magazine? 62.5 percent agreed with yes with 41.7 percent agreeing with no, which told us most of our audience were persuaded in terms of just seeing the magazine visually to buy it if it was actually for sale. So from this we gained it looked professional enough if it had this effect on people.
- 11. Conclusion Overall after looking over our results we were satisfied with the direction of the magazine, and having done re-drafts of it already, we decided to leave it how it was, because there was nothing we could improve on.